Description
The FIAT 600 D II series 1965 *** engine 850** offered by Garage is a FIAT modified by its owner to suit their taste, and its components are still Fiat 850 as well. Not ABART, it is worth specifying. Four cylinders, four gears, four seats but only two previous owners. Exterior colour bright blue *** interiors in black and red leather. Always kept indoors and manicured to a near maniacal degree, it is a pleasure for the eye, a memory of a past where everything seemed possible.
You are expected in our showroom; alternatively you can contact us by phone or via our WhatsApp channels at number the details below, to arrange a video call *** with one of our experts. We will tell you the story of the vehicle while you watch every small detail in real time.
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FIAT… stop for a moment… and think of this name. An Italian automotive company famous worldwide that between 1955 and 1969 imagined, designed and built It—the 600—that in a very short time becomes the four-wheeled vehicle most desired by Italians and the economic miracle of the Bel Paese. A utilitarian car? Yes. Small? Yes. Unveiled on 9 March 1955 in Geneva at the Palace of Exhibitions, it received enormous success. Sales soar, so high that people wait months to become owners. The price is truly competitive, in short accessible to all, but not only does it have good skills, quality, equipment and above all driving satisfaction. Not to mention only 14 km per litre, a fiscal power of 9CV, and car tax of only 10, 000 lire. Very low costs for those post-war years. They designed and produced four evolutions of the 600 model. Each model presented is nothing but an improvement on the previous one. The engine was conceived with a monoblock block (before this, it was welded in four pieces, as in the case of the Topolino) and it is really a great novelty, so much so that it continued to be used into the 2000s. Born as the people's car, its fame is still recognised and appreciated today. Years have passed and its production has now ended, but nothing can tarnish its image when we see it pass by.
